Alternative to YouTube?

Wait, "They charge for it.", what? What kind of an ISP plan is that? Anyways, for solutions, you can definitely use Tor Browsing, though you'll need to do the additional config once installed. It's most likely blocked by your ISP (Is there even an ISP that doesn't block it nowadays?). Settings will be pretty self-explanatory, you select Tor is blocked in my country, say no for proxy, and select a bridge in the next step.

Called my ISP. They charge for it now and I'm upset.

Wat, where on Earth do you live?!?!

checks Steam profile

Oh..

I hope you manage to find a good VPN that works properly (or a different solution) or that your ISP stops being such a big dickhead.

Where do you live and what ISP do you use? Not sure I believe this....

much freedom much wow

Who's your ISP? I don't know a lot about American ISPs but from the things I have heard I'm inclined to have my first guess be Comcast.

Tweet this out to Ajit Pai to show him that his plan was truthful. No one got their accesses revoked in any way........

But... but... the ISP's promised they didn't need regulation to maintain net neutrality. Contact the EFF, media, etc. Raise a shit storm.

NND?

On the next episode of "How can we fuck up the Internet?" see "Restricted access to Steam's servers, because paid online can be a thing on PC!"
Joke aside, try the Tor thing that people mentioned, but it can make buffering pure hell.

SOUND THE ALARM. ITS TIME TO DOWNLOAD YOUTUBE!
Also can you indirectly get access to youtube? Like embedded videos on different websites? If you can open but not watch, then just download them with youtube video downloaders and watch it on your pc. I got 90gb of youtube videos on my pc incase internet going down like for you

I seriously thought you were from Elbonia or some similar impoverished country. I bet you're overjoyed that Net Neutrality has been repealed, and IPSs are once again free to "innovate" and "improve" your experience. Who's your IPS?

As far as an alternative to YouTube, I recommend books. Particularly if you have a library nearby. They take some getting used to, certainly, but totally worth it. :)

Or maybe try rent your own VPS and build ShadowSocksR server ( SSR for windows. My country blocked youtube and many other sites, so that's one of the few options to browse 'real' internet.
I'm currently using Vultr. The basic server is 3.5$ per month, 500GB data/month. Since its only working as a VPN/SSR server, other statistic doesn't matter as long as it doesn't affect net speed, which works fine for me.
The advantage of Vultr is that you can create/delete servers at will with no opening fee, since its billed base on usage time (and data if you used more than your server's data rate).
They have sever in many locations, so I believe you can always find a server to works with your ISP (in my case, to override the GFW).

You may use my reference link or not 'cause it seems no benefit for you
And here's some promotion I found

Not sure if this tutorial works. Or maybe this

But can you use Google Store? Just download free Unlimited Free VPN - Hola -Chrome add-on and use that to watch Youtube mirrored through another country. :p

Can you make a detailed post telling us wich services are they charging you now? I'll gladly share that info.

We need net neutrality folks. This is going to get worse.

It is very sad that youtube is in this monopol position :/
Yes there are other video streaming sites, but the amount of content is nowhere near. :/

Well, YouTube isn't blocked here yet but our minister of communication is already threatening to introduce internet packages "because a lot of users don't need an open subscription plan" = actual quote and blocking internet video/voice calls because the cell phone carrier(s) is losing money...

Have you tried Tor instead of just VPN programs?

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